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How to Propagate: Techniques and Tips for Over 1000 Plants
Almost all modern home gardeners run to a nursery at the start of every new growing season and stock up on perennials, maple saplings, and shrubs—but they don't have to. Propagating one’s own plants is far from a difficult gardening feat, and it can be an exhilarating gardening accomplishment. The propagation techniques explained in this guide make it easy to propagate many common plants. Detailed information on plant hygiene, temperature and humidity, and the care of newborn plants up to planting time will round out a budding propagator’s knowledge, and get them started on the road to home-grown success.
- GenresGardening
256 pages, Hardcover
First published April 1, 2007
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August 27, 2014
How To Propagate: Techniques and Tips For Over 1000 Plants by John Cushnie (Ball Publishing 2006) (631.53). This volume thoroughly demonstrates the common techniques of propagating plant matter and then goes through an exhaustive list of garden plants and recommends the best methods to use to propagate individual species. My rating: 7.5/10, finished 2007.
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